Lisa Rayam

Mayor Andre Dickens and all of Atlanta's living former mayors, including former Mayor and United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young, are rallying Thursday morning at Big Bethel AME Church, one of Atlanta's oldest Black congregations.

The union representing Transportation Security Administration workers warns the federal shutdown is taking a toll on workers at Atlanta's airport.

Former Spelman president discusses assaults on higher education, future of DEI, AI in new book

Former DeKalb County CEO Michael Thurmond is the latest Democrat to jump into the 2026 Georgia governor's race.

Former Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan announced Tuesday that he is switching to the Democratic Party and did not rule out another run for public office.

Atlanta native Rob Franklin's novel "Great Black Hope" has landed on the New York Times list of most anticipated releases, and it's on NPR's list of 17 books their critics can't wait to read.

Atlanta doctors and health experts are warning that public trust in vaccines will continue to erode, and will have long-lasting consequences, under U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

A nonprofit that pays for travel costs and other expenses for people seeking abortions is pushing its message across metro Atlanta and Georgia -- and already seeing a spike in demand.

Hurricane Helene devastated parts of Georgia last year. Now it's the topic of the NPR/PBS "Frontline" documentary, “Hurricane Helene’s Deadly Warning.”

Hurricane Helene devastated parts of Georgia last year. Now it's the topic of the NPR/PBS "Frontline" documentary, “Hurricane Helene’s Deadly Warning.”

Many lawmakers and residents with data centers forming in their backyards are concerned about power, water and land usage, and the costs to Georgians.

As Mother’s Day approaches, ESPN anchor and Atlanta author Jenn Hildreth shines a powerful light on motherhood and leadership in journalism and sports. “There’s a real strength of sharing your […]

Georgia State Patrol officials are defending the high-speed pursuit that ended in a deadly crash in Little Five Points this week. GSP tells WABE they will ensure the driver who fled deputies will be prosecuted to the fullest extent that Georgia law allows.

Bill Edwards was elected the city of South Fulton's first mayor in 2017, after a referendum where 59% of residents voted in favor of incorporation. He served until 2021. Now the former Fulton County Commissioner is running again.

Georgia Association of Educators President Lisa Morgan said educators are "extremely concerned" about the next school year, as President Donald Trump's administration fulfilled its promise to gut the U.S. Department of Education this week and axed nearly 50% of its workforce.

Georgia U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff is concerned about how immigrants without legal status will be housed if detained.President Donald Trump's Administration is using federal prisons to detain some people arrested in its immigration crackdown, according to the Federal Bureau of Prisons. But Ossoff feels places like the Federal Correctional Institution in Atlanta are not appropriate for those who are not charged as criminals.

Atlanta's Martin Luther King III, and his wife and fellow activist Arndrea Waters King have written a new book called "What Is My Legacy?: Realizing a New Dream of Connection, Love and Fulfillment."

Georgia Republican leaders have voted to expel one prominent figure from the party who's an outspoken critic of President-elect Donald Trump and once promised to reunite his beloved GOP.

After the recent deadly shooting at Apalachee High School in Winder, Democratic State Sen. Emanuel Jones is chairing a state legislative committee that could reshape the state's lax gun safety laws.

Former Atlanta Dream point guard Renee Montgomery is starring in a new movie that chronicles her basketball, business and social justice journey.